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sent their evidence fairly, with such 
interpretation as his personal knowl- 
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chapter titles are: Insectides; Spray- 
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Injurious to Stored Grain; Insects 
Injurious to Clover; Insects Injurious 
to Tobacco; Insects Injurious to Cot- 
ton; Insects Injurious to the Hop- 
plant; Insects Injurious to Potatoes 
and Tomatoes; Insects Injurious to 
Beans and Peas; Insects Injurious to 
Beets and Spinach; Insects Injurious 
to Cabbage and Cruciferous Crops; 
Insects Injurious to Melons, Cucum- 
bers, Squash, etc.; Insects Injurious 
to Miscellaneous Garden Crops; In- 
sects Injurious to the Sweet Potato; 
Insects Injurious to the Strawberry; 
Insects Injurious to the Raspberry 
and Blackberry; Insects Injurious to 
the Currant and Gooseberry; Insects 
Injurious to the Grape; Some Insects 
Injurious to Orchard Fruits; Insects 
Injurious to the Apples and Pear, 
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